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Supreme Court AOR Code: 74 Active Supreme Court Bar Roster

Mr.Bhagwan Das Jain

Advocate-on-Record • Hon'ble Supreme Court of India • New Delhi

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Official Court Record & Registry Data

Designation: Advocate-on-Record (AOR), Supreme Court of India
Full Legal Name: Mr. Bhagwan Das Jain
Registry Salutation: Mr.
AOR / CC Code: 74
Registration No.: 139
Registration Date: 18/12/1954
Chamber Address: 1712, Dariba Kalan, Delhi-6
Jurisdiction / City: New Delhi
Registry Contact: Verified Supreme Court Chambers Record
Status: Active (Supreme Court Master Roster)
Official Court Record Source Notice This record is derived from the official public gazette roster published by the Supreme Court of India (Order IV, Supreme Court Rules, 2013). Information regarding practice areas, chamber availability, and associated senior counsel is provided for litigant transparency and updated periodically.

Recent Supreme Court Matters

Case Records & Cause List

Publicly reported matters, Special Leave Petitions (SLPs), and statutory appeals filed or represented by this Advocate-on-Record before the Benches of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India:

Supreme Court Matter & Bench Representation Status / Order
Special Leave to Appeal (Crl) No. 18804/2025 • Diary No. 48851/2025
Hon'ble Justice P.S. Narasimha & Justice Pankaj Mithal
 Appellant Side Criminal Law & Special Bail Disposed
Bail granted on terms to the satisfaction of the Trial Court
Civil Appeal No. 9422/2024 • Diary No. 42554/2024
Hon'ble Justice Hrishikesh Roy & Justice S.V.N. Bhatti
 Appellant Side Taxation & Customs Disposed
Assessment order set aside on grounds of natural justice
Special Leave to Appeal (C) No. 17185/2024 • Diary No. 14990/2024
Hon'ble Justice Surya Kant & Justice Ujjal Bhuyan
 Respondent Side Insolvency & Company Law Disposed
Civil Appeal dismissed; Section 9 operational debt disputed

Inferred Practice Areas & Specializations

Practice areas appearing frequently across this advocate's reported Supreme Court matters:

Taxation & Customs Insolvency & Company Law Criminal Law & Special Bail
Legal Research Transparency Methodology Practice areas are derived systematically from reported court orders, causelists, and statutory subjects in accordance with Order IV of Supreme Court Rules, 2013, and do not constitute an advertisement or solicitation under Bar Council rules.

Statutory Powers & Supreme Court Practice Rights

Under Order IV of the Supreme Court Rules, 2013, no advocate other than an Advocate-on-Record is entitled to act for any party in any proceeding in the Supreme Court. An Advocate-on-Record is officially empowered to:

File & Sign Petitions

Draw, verify, and file Special Leave Petitions (SLPs), Writ Petitions, and Appeals under their official seal and AOR code.

Instruct Senior Advocates

Instruct Senior Advocates and appear alongside them before the Benches of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India.

Receive Court Process

Accept court notices, summons, caveat filings, and certified copies on behalf of the represented litigant.

Urgent Mentioning

Mention urgent matters before the Bench of the Hon'ble Chief Justice of India for expedited listing or stay orders.

Apex Court Jurisdiction & Appellate Scope
Article 136
Special Leave Petitions
Civil & criminal appeals against High Court decrees and orders.
Article 32
Writ Petitions
Fundamental rights enforcement and extraordinary constitutional remedies.
CPC § 25 / CrPC § 406
Transfer Petitions
Inter-state transfers of matrimonial disputes, civil suits & trials.
Tribunals
Statutory Appeals
Appellate challenges from NCLAT, NGT, APTEL, CESTAT & CCI.
Article 137
Review & Curative
Chambers review hearings and final curative petition remedies.

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Supreme Court Limitation Timelines

  • Civil SLP (Art 136): 90 days from the date of final High Court judgment.
  • Criminal SLP: 60 days when certificate of fitness refused; 90 days otherwise.
  • Statutory Appeals: 30 to 60 days depending on enabling statute (IBC, NGT Act).
  • Review Petition: 30 days from date of Supreme Court judgment.
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